Chapter 321: LeBron’s Worst Nightmare.
The day before the NBA Finals tipped off, the Cavaliers landed in Los Angeles. Coach Michael Malone gave the team the day off—no practice, no film study, just a chance to relax. Of course, he warned them not to get reckless.
This was L.A.—a city built for distractions.
Han Sen tried to rest at the hotel but found himself wide awake. So instead, he grabbed Cunningham and headed to the Staples Center practice facility.
What he didn't expect—was to already hear the sound of a basketball bouncing inside.
When they stepped in, they saw Kobe Bryant and his trainer, soaked in sweat, locked in a shooting drill. He'd clearly been at it for a while.
So it wasn't just Han Sen who couldn't sleep tonight.
Han didn't walk over to greet him. Instead, he silently started shooting on his own. Eventually, after a few drills, Han sat down to rest—and that's when Kobe approached him.
After a brief greeting, Kobe sat beside him, talking as if they were old friends catching up.
It felt strange to Han Sen.
They weren't that close.
In fact, as someone who had built his name by stirring controversy, he had slandered Kobe countless times—second only to LeBron.